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Discover more about the services offered by the expertly trained specialists at Ability Rehabilitation. To view more information about how help patients get their life back with or without a physician referral, click on one of the tiles below.

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FAQs

Discover more about the services offered by the expertly trained specialists at Ability Rehabilitation. To view more information about how help patients get their life back with or without a physician referral, click on one of the tiles below.

REQUEST APPOINTMENT

As insurance policies are subject to change, click here for a full list of the insurances we currently accept. Don’t see yours on the list? Give us a call and we may be able to find a solution.

We offer a wide range of services to keep you healthy and restore your body back to it’s original function. From fitness programs to spine health, we’ve got you covered. Get a full list of the services we offer here.

Yes, we accept cash, checks and all major credit cards.

For your convenience, there are several ways to schedule a visit with us. You can call the office location closest to you, email us, or request an appointment online.

If at any time you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment, call the office you are scheduled to visit within 24 hours of the scheduled appointment.

Yes. Click here to download our location matrix which explains all of the services available at each of our locations broken down by county.

For every appointment you will need a valid form of ID, your insurance card and any forms that are applicable to your visit. Download and print your forms at home to save time!

An athletic trainer is a healthcare professional who help athletes and other athletically active people to prevent and recognize injuries that come as a result of physical activity, according to Livestrong. They help athletes manage and rehabilitate acute athletic injuries in order to minimize impairment, limitations and disabilities, according to the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. Athletic trainers often have to be available nights and weekends if they are working with a team so that they can tape, bandage and brace athletes for injury prevention. When an injury happens, they are typically the first to respond.

Yes. To better serve you, we have bilingual staff available at most offices. To view our office locations click here.

Yes, we collect at the time services are rendered. We take any form of payment including cash, checks and credit cards. Payment plans are also available. You may also pay online using our bill payment portal.

A physical therapist is the musculoskeletal expert of the healthcare field. Theywork with people of all ages with both acute and chronic injuries to help them. Physical therapists diagnose and treat medical problems or health-related conditions that limit a patient’s ability to move and perform functional activities in their daily lives, according to the American Physical Therapy Association. After examining a patient, a physical therapist will develop a rehabilitation plan that will help promote the ability to move, reduce pain, restore function and prevent disability. Physical therapists also promote health, wellness and fitness and provide consulting education and research, according to the American Physical Therapy Association.

  • Hospitals, private practices, outpatient clinics, home health agencies, nursing homes
  • Schools
  • Sports and fitness facilities

For those who need help with day-to-day activities, an occupational therapist specializes in evaluating and improving a person’s functional abilities, according to the American Occupational Therapy Association. They help patients through rehabilitation to develop and improve the skills they need for everyday living and working. For example, occupational therapists help children with disabilities to participate at school. Occupational therapists also evaluate patient’s homes and other environments, like workplace and school, to recommend adaptive tools to help make the environment fit the person’s needs and give them more independence.

  • Hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers
  • Home care programs
  • Private practices
  • Schools

  • High schools, colleges and universities
  • Professional sports teams
  • Military branches
  • With the performing arts
  • Rehab clinics

Yes. You can pay online using our fast, secure bill payment portal. Please be sure to have your account number and statement ID available when paying online.

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